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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-12

The people OF Texas need to study
carefully the phases Of this prohibition
movement. Let them take pains to
learn its results In other states where
the conservation Of moral force Is much
more pronounced than In Texas. Pro-
hibition In Iowa and Maine and Kansas
and Rhode Island is failure. II fail
ure there, II free whisky, incre ssed
crime and more drunkenness follows In
these states Is there any reason to con-
clude things will be one whit better In
Texas? Does anyone believe prohibl-
tion will prohibit in this city? lift does,
will Ii pay? What returns will be given
for the $1,000 600 invested In the beer
manufacture in this city? The courts Of
the United States have held else VI here
that the state IL responsible II IL de-
stroys the value OF private prop"rty, as
would be the case, were this prohibition
movement made effective. The direct
taxation upon this city will have to
supply the $40 600 now derived from
licenses. Thes- are only few Of the
things to be considered. They leave
the real question untouched even then.
rnat question plain and simple is this
Has my neighbOr right to say what l
shall or shall not drink, eat, wear. or
sleep upon? This IL The question. No
subrerfuges will ever change the nature
o. this proposition IL IS this question
alone that the people Of Texas will be
called 10 vote upon next August. 1t 10
not a question Of whether intemperance
II an evil, or how great the evil. IL 10
a question OF the right OF the state to In
wade the habits OF it's citizens as we'll as
their homes, and prescribe what they
shall eat, drink and wear.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-12
B. Smith g. Son,

Who are strictly hrst-olass merchant
tailors, are now r, ceiying u fine line OF
spring and summer suitings OF German,
English, Scotch and French goods. Our
prices are sway down" Satisfaction
and ut guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purchasing else
where. b. SMITH q Son,
1857 No. a West Commerce st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-12

The Texas senate will tackle the bill
for furnishing the new state capitol next
Monday. The ideas OF the Legislators on
this subject will be very much of the
crazy quilt order. The economy Of this
present legislature will not admit Of
much elaboration 10 the way OF orna-
ment. The question of supplies always
brings the members promptly TO mega
tive position. The psrsimOny that lin
its refOrmatOry for criminals 10 $685.
600 for grounds, building, and all appli-
snces will hardly go $3.50 600 on the fur
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-12

The commander OF the Phlllipopolis
garrison has issued proclamation Civ
Ing warning that anybody caught insti-
eating rebellion will be punished with
death.
Many Russians, fearing III treatment,
have expressed a desire to leave Bull
garia. The German consul will offer
them all the money they need to enable
them TO return to Russia.
DR.. Junker, the African explorer, has
arrived at Munich 10 good health.
The king and queen OF Saxony. the
crown prince OF Wurtemburg, the prin-
ces OF the house OF Baden and Hohen-
zollern, Prince Louis OF Bavaria and
Dukes OF Saxe-Coburg and SAKE. Mein.
ingen, are coming to take part In the
emperor's birthday festivities; so men,
bers Of royal familirs will be present on
this occasion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
Az RcuPHEp srArEaHAN

TIE Michigan Legislature has Just
distinguished itself by expslIine one Of
its members. asd. II all the things which
are said Of the expelled uemser are
true. be richly deserves the punishment
which has overtakea him. He 10 clearly
failure In politics. and the most advis.
able course FOR hiu hereafter ls 10 re-
main IN private life.
Dakin 10 the name Of she eclipsed
statesman. He uas elected by The Labor
party to represent SARinAw IN the Leg
islasare and has been in regular attend.
aces upea the meetings OF that body
since the beginning Of the session.
Some ttuae since tie people Of saginaw
decided that they wanted a new charter.
and they aocosdiaely sent an AGENT to
soavines the Legislature that they need
ed one.
THIS agent Of ecu -. relied upon the
support aud assista % Of Dakin. He
called uPOn him, ard In taking matters
over DAkia informed him that nosaine
could be done unless the people Of Sac
tuaS we're willing 70 raise money 10 buy
. feS votes. he made cot q lisa Of
names % UembeFs whose votes seuld
Be purchased. appsudinG 10 each name
the sun for which iss possessoF's vote
ssald probably b proearsd. TRess
sa~s rAnSsd all the SAy from Eve 10 ten
cellars. the mass viFta 90 81 TIE LeVis-
laiors BEING rated - she latter asare.
TIE assst houSveE. betrayed DAkia.
he pfessated tee list 10 The Legislature
and nAkin was ehane~d vita ~snasav-
oring 10 procars moasy Osisnsibly for
The PaSposs OF tnaasncihs members Of
the legislators. hui really fos his swu
ase." In vain hs sIslAined lhai be only
UABsed TIE moasy 10 proeare vice ana
cigars With shich 10 infasnoe his arasA-
81 neuesEs. Ne waa f0ana euilsy ey
al evsEw6elDinE vote. aud va dOIy
expsiled
And now thai sirtse b trianphAnt
and pskin has gsGs bach 10 saxanas,
lAs hisetSAn Legislature soasidsss ia
IN life aSoom elisAsd Aad 10 prs-
parina 70 adisasn. !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
REluEE TeR HAnAIns.

This mornings news from NanaIuo
makes manifest the fact that the frsl
EepeFts Of the great disaster there were
not ovsrdfavn-thAl, indeed. not the
bali ksd been told. not the half Of The
horror, not the half Of the suffering, mot
the half ef the bitter beFeavements, the
sundeFinR Of tendeFesi ties, The loos Of
husbands, fathers and bFothera
In The face Of such 3 calamity a. ihia.
distance becomes a. nothing. the boun-
dsEies Of nations fade away, the bIrth.
marks Of the races ere lost. and ell men
are a. bsoihera The cry Of the mourn
Ina mother. the bitter lament Of the
nsw'mads widow, the wall Of the orphan
ere the sOunds Which appeal 70 ell men
alike, which draw from all the tear Of
sympathy, and call upon ell 70 extend
shs ready hasd Of assistance.
All sympathizs With those who are
lsft destitute By this terrible calamity.
But sympathy unaeoompanIed By a..
aistanos 10 worthless In such a case as
thia Sympathy cannot feed The hun.
aEy o. eloths the naked. Sympathy can.
nos turn starvation from the door Of
The house Of mourning. Sympathy
eannot furnish the stricken With new
weapons fos the battle Of life, into
vhioh they mast plunge again ell too
soon.
The people Of Seattle havs q duty 10
perform. They must extend The hand
Of assistance 70 he Sufferers Of Nanai-
mo. In The midst Of cur owa prosperity
ve must aot fail 20 heed the bitter cry
Of our suffering nsiehbors. The widows
and the orphans appeal 10 az. The
sympathy Of honest hearts. the very
erOthsFhood Of men, prompts us 10 heed
che appeal II ls a. clearly our duty TO
assis, he sufferers - u the disaster hnd
hAppsnsd At OaE own doors and We
could sstually sse The manRied bodies
and bear TIE cries Of anguish.
~~ 1~k-AAKhAaAA0HNuMA Will fU14tVe
and forward 10 the Miners Relief So.
eiesy 81 Nanaimo. or 70 such other re
sponaiels persons As may be designated,
ths contributions Of ell Who dsslrs 10
afford Substantial assistance 10 the
uidOvs and oFphana- Il uill pubIisk
from day 10 day the Asmss Of all con-
Irritating. together With The amounts
received. and viii maks . anal state
mena Of the diapOsisioa OF the funds.
II heads the Subscription With q conlri.
button Of one hundred dollars, and 10
hopes 10 announce tomorrow morning
thai The people Of Seattle have added |
% generously 10 ths fund thus started |
thai !, viii be Of real benefit 10 the PEE
pie for whom Il vas Intended.
Lea The rssponss Of Seattle 10 this
appeal Be pfompa and seasrous. II Il
made In the name Of oar common hu
manity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
PERSONS ASD Things

hrupp IL now making what will be the
largest gun in the world. II will be II
metres In length and will weigh la3 tons,
An English gentleman not long ago ed.
vsrttsed for . general servant who nina,
3 q good plain cook and an earnest
Henry Willard was in baltimore reoent.
" In conference with Robert Garrett.
Women are employed on the star Of
more than two hundred newspApeIs In
the United States.
The successor Of the late President
Mitohe will probably be General Mana
ser roswell Miller. and Mr. Millar's
place viii BE- taken hT Assistant General
MANAGE Tneke-. Mr.. Millers nro~o'
ton has been quite rapid. Vice Pregi.
dent bond scems 70 Be counted out.
Miss Sophie Markoe. who was reported
enKHged to Secretary BayA.d. has resent-
y MAZE valuable And 81 her old family
homestead u consists OF autograph let
ters. embracing ~ least one from each
nseaideat mons " ashington 20 Arthur
Nnea arranged the collection will be
worth . good round sum.
The Chicago Santa re & California
I Atchison' g Chicago itnel - 10 got enfranoe
20 Chicago over The ChicaEo q Western
Indiana tracks uader q lease for use of
tracks and terminal facilities. which ne
quires ratification hy stockhold @rs on the
iAitsr Al their annual mt et'ng on June : h.
ooe o. the public analysis calls at;en
uoh 70 the necessity Of Consuming timed
Soods on the sane day they are opene5.
He points out that such foods rapidly de-
compcsa In one case brought under the
notice OF this analystnt the cons an ption
Of stale sample Of tinaed lobsterS hsd
terminated fatally.
sldney Dllon. the railroad msSnAta. 4.
n Toledo. A reporter ssked hiIa n 4, Il
trae That the New Iork business men I. 3
AFRAID af hlAtsa. 1T - not he repIied
MI. hlAine has more brains Ia q minute
thkR Cleveland has in . year. ana WHY
sneala Ne Be afraid Of hint tie woud
. ~ PRESIDE q who would command
the respect OF fsretga natioas. such sfusf
= enly talked In the oppos ton papsra-
Senator Ge1rge Hearst Of C.lifarui. l.
IN -. Ascui on his way home frenn WaSh
tngsoa- The Republican savs Of nm.
he woaid - hAps. a.sAy Is per cent
hA-d ootnmoa sense 3 per cent 'ish
and per ceaG scattering. He can tai 4
Sod horse 81 GOOD B and a. poker WITH
cat toskfsG tNtoa IT'S Cd lily IN this
senate. bat IL VERY atesai IN 81. I.cuis
. san frArcisco.
The Infer-StAaa Commeroe Cavut-.a,r
y an interesting BODY. l.itfis Juagr
oooley sits Al The head Of ne tahie an
p7esidea vita calm diEaify, he 4
small man pay slcslly. with gray hair Ara
? ARD. and wears 80 6-siM mei spsctaries
AaTrtsoa and walker Garnet al sfill f,r
sny ETcAt hength Of tire They an a.
hAmoEssts 81 the body. They h4ve ,trurk
a. q great frlend ship b .xv 80
80 1ln0Aker Are soisma and stAiely anA
Tstnala "a ely STATED opposite yu5re
y eoscF Tor h11rs without stirring. TIE
CoDali&sicDe-s have - fsr Sieve 4 -,
aApactty for hAaa uOrk and GO aos kurrT
ever Ce1AalA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

IL another eOlsun We give 3 stals-
msns which ws take from the EssAfna
TtHss Of TIE extraordinary sosion Of
ne Kina Cosnty Beard 81 Csmmissian-
sss n awareina toe oontFaet for county
pEintinG. Ths taxpayers Of ths city
and county are familiar With The actles
Il ths PosT-IETuLT1Enczn 10 project
inG thsiF interests 70 the sxtsns ct many
hundreds Of dollars By demanding .
release Of he eounsy iron The ed oon-
tsaoss. And Il nov seems 10 b TIE par
poss Of the pssssnt Board Of commss-
sionsEs 70 literally reward ne sasn vhs
manipulated thoss cid contracts.
II not . reward for The brilliant job
bsEy 81 last year, then The oontraot IN
der senssdsFasion mus be regarded e
. ooDsidssatioa fog services 70 Be rsn-
dsrsd In thsfusurs. BFisay stated, the
OomDissiossFs have donassdt 10 MssaFs.
Baaisy q Hill 81 least 500 Of tie peo-
PIES monoy, which ls the excess Of the
BID Of ths Pysss over that Of tbs TSs.es,
and The Oommisaionsrs have dons this
vitheut the sisRhisss shadow Of excuse
o. iussineAtion. II. e The Iaw pre-
soFibes, he qasstion Of eiseaIa-
hsn had besn considered the
Posr- IBTELLI0nHcxn wsuId certainly
have been entitled 70 the eoutrass for
its BID 10 as least 500 below that Of the
Press, and has o circulation Of more
than dsubls that Of I'll ether pagers In
che County sombined. Bat the Posr.
InrELEIoEnxxn esneedss that the Times
10 sntitlsd 70 the esntFaol because The
didesence between ~ bid and ours
more than Offsets our advantage In cir.
aulaftnu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
ANoTmKn ADVANCE.

The movements nov takine placs on
The Rasso- Afghan frontier are fully a.
significant and a. important a. aAsss
Which created such IN intense excite
men, in EualaDd two years aee. The
kaasaana, having strengthened them
selves In posssssiOn Of The new territory
Which they found IN their hands af,sr
that excitement bad ssbsidsd. have nos
taken . peu step forsAfd ana are eyi.
IDENTITY prspArine fes . still further "A
vance The Amser 81 AfehAnissan ID
manacsd By . member Of his most
powerful vAssAls, Who arr tn opea rehsl.
lion. and 10 In no position 10 Oppose The
ksssiAns in any move thai they nav
choose 10 make. Indeed, IL has fire.
qaently been hintsd that the saAss Of
ssosllisn and anarchy vhicA prevails In
Afghanistan is das In . large MEASURE
70 The plots Of Russian ssnissartss. uho
have apscaliar ietsFesa 10 renaersne shs
ADesE - ansOmfSFtAble a. poasibls.
In the meantime, the Anglo Raasian
Boundary commiasioa. which for The
pAsa s~e years les besB sOlsunly pss.
deFtna ever boundary lines wAieA never
existed and Which nObody ever dreamed
OF rssps ettng. has 81 last disagreed.
Toe Ia iish eo@misssoasrs have a6so-
lately deeiissd 10 adni, tie last slaln
o. RssaiA' uhieh ID 10 pscsliArly i'm
psstart and peeoliAEly SssirAhls rsrsoa.
ana ihs wOrk Of re sonniuaon Aas
ssme 70 . fall ssop. In sAss. ID sieAs
- vel have eooe 10 . SEQ s,satssn
months asO, foe The oaly wash Of tie
cO0ninaion has AppArsnigy hesa 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Allow saeh nsw claim ca me pars 81
Runais - fsss - i VS. rui forsnra
u may Be asksd uhy ahsss dsxeIop-
msnsa DO nss erssts an sxsfls1eut siu-
Nag 70 has crested b. tie Russian 3D.
vanss Of to years aas. There ere sss-
s1i ssasosL Ths nost fnportsnt i
that tie IFish qaesfioE crowds every
thing cut q ths mind Of TIE British
pahsie. an6. knstsy - that casssion +.
he Rsvsrumsna wouls prObably muuh
raiheE hsss 4 prsmfnanf than 70 hsxs
TIE Afghan boandaFy q1sution again
shs subject Of psblic dissuasis0. AGAIN.
Ne ksRliah psepls, e usil - ne Fssl
Of tie wsrid. have learned 10 regard The
advances Of Rassis toward India -
@atteEs u fsts sd - sslisve that q ID
entirely cas Of the qaessioa 10 guard
aeAinst % pFsVsnt then. Finally, tie
World has esnsrAily asesptsd the oon-
elusssn q Archibald Posbes thai Grsas
Britain vill never again Engage In var
aniess 10 Be 70 profess her own terri
tories from iavasi0si and, where nobody
sxpsoss vaE, nobody vii bsoo@s en-
cited
u VII b interesting. however, 10
watch the present. advances and 10 see
hou great Il wiil be. The slos extern
sios Of Russian dO@inion has fssm The
Arst been . movement IN whlch The eun-
ming 81 he diplomai, the foresight Of
The statesman and TIE boIdneas Of the
soldier have bssn alike Displayed. u
has besn eondaosed With 9 skin and
boidnsss unsxOsiIsd In history. and the
Anai steps vii dOsbtlsss Be a. intensely
interesting "a thoso which haye gone
before.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07


After . psolonesd aud determined
confess the Legislature Of West Viz
gfnta has 81 last found 9 Senator, or, 10
speak more aooaFately, Il tanks 10 hes
found one, thouah there are sons Who
profess 70 doubt Whistler the newly
elected Senator viii be permitted 20
take bis seal. There viii. a. least. be .
contest bsfcss be 10 permitted 10 do 80
IL viii be remembered that WREN The
West Virginia Legislature met last Jas-
uaFy, senator Camden was made the
cancns nominss Of the DOmossais for
re-slsetion- A portion Of the Como
cratic me@beFs however, refused 10
vote for him, and, the Democratic ma
iosity on Joint ballot being small, his
friends were unable to secure q ma oFity
fOs him. BaIlotinR continued fruit
lsasly until ths time hxsd BY Law for the
adjournment Of she session arrived.
when the Legislators returned TO their
homes without havizp elected senator
or done anything else in particular.
AZ soon a. the Legislature had i'd
i5urDed, Governor Wilson. assuming
that vacancy existed In the Senator
ship and that he bad the power 10 all
70 sy appointment. appointed as the
successor Of Senator Camden q State
senator vho bad been the leader Of the
bols against him. He then reoonvened
The Legislature In special session for
the purpose Of passing the necessary
appropriation bills. The Legislature,
contrary 10 the GovsTnsr's expectations,
, owsver, resumed its ballosina for Sen.
atoF, and finally succeeded in elactinR
Charles J. Faulkner. Camden DINO
Graf who had not before been mentioned
a. . candidate for the senstOrship.
Governor Wilson's Senator, however,
has given notice that he will not step
aside, and 9 contest between him aud
Fualkrer for the dis. uted seat Il ap.
paFsntly tDevssibls. II such q contest
takes place, ID is probable that Faux
neF viii have little trouble In securing
bis seat. a be action Of Governor VIII
son In appointing q Senator 10 an e
vacancy caused By the failure Of the
Legislature 10 elect a Senator vas in
defiance Of decisions rendered By tls
senate In similar cases. Even admit
Ting that Governor Wilson'S action was
legal, however, Senator FAuIkneE's claim
10 bis SCAT would be fully as valid as was
that Of ex senator Williams, Of Gall |
fornia, 70 the seat OF which be dispos-
sessed Senator Hearst. Il 10 probable,
therefore. that Mr.. FAlkneF will repre-
sent West Virginia in the Senate for |
he coming six years, even Ihengh The |
path TO bis ssat Is rather an uncertain |
sne.
The determined opposition to Ssna-
ior Candies was in reality dHs 70 the
'astional fights Of the West Virginia
Democrats. though Il vas ostensibly
BASED upon the fact that Senator Cam
len is proteetionist. Toe boilers have
'esn encouraged throughout their long
iRht against the nominee of their party
'ancus By words Of praise and aP-
'roval from the Louisville Cssrisr
'ourHai and other Democratic organs
shieh correctly represent the free trade
sntiment Of the Democratic party.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
Notice Of Special School
Election.

THE BOARD or SCHOOL DIRECT
Il ore 81 School DAtstct Nc. !. Of King
County, Waahingion Territory, have
agreed 70 purchase from the owners sub
jet 70 the rAsfdzation Of guch prnposed
purchass ~ . vote Of tie qualified elect,
e an additional aite for a school house IN
The s9uthern part of the city. particularly
described - folloWz to-Wlf- Commencing
81 the northeast conner Of the fraEt o.
Land designated as Syndica Ridge. IN
s. ndi ats addition to the city Of seattle
boundary line Of said Syndicate Ridge
four hundrSd and thirty-two feet 70 the
northwest Garner 81 said Syndicate Ridge.
Which said point Il also he northeast cor
nsr Of block nuz bsred ave il said Syndi-
cate addition 20 Seattle; thsnee south
dlcate htd9e and the east bounda Line
Of said block ave two hundred and forty
feet 70 the southeast corner sf said blocA
ave; thence east along the south bound
aFy line of sad block i've prolonged four
hund ed and thirty two feet % the eaes
boundary. line OF said Syndicate
boundary line two hundred and forty
feet. 70 the place OF beginning, being q
tract Of and four hundred and thirty two
fest long and two hun fred end forty feet
widP. OF the north end Of said Syneicase
Ridge. bounded on the eass BY Four
tesEth street on the north By Weller
81 eeL on the west b. lots two and three
Of hl0cx nve. and on the south D. TIE res
idus Of Syndicate Ridge not herefnbefsrs
particularly described. en according 20
the plat OF - dictate addition 70 the city
OF Seattle. recorded May 49,, 1854, In The
records Of King county. Wash TerF.. In
Vol Of plata PAGE a. In the AUDITORS
IN. ers,,e ,sre-s,s.d n. ha nurrhauaa In
In rectangular form and equal in area 70
seventeen lots, each 50yl2o feet In size.
and commands . fine view Of the south
ern part Of the city and the harbor. Tho
title to be conveyed Il perfect and the
proposed purchase pr &c e ave thousAAd
dollars payable on or before two years
with interest ct eight per cent per snnum
until paid.
Notice is therefore given that q special
election In said School District win be
held On Saturday. the 18th day Of May A.
ID. lssl, at the Skating Rink. On the west
Spring streets In the city of Seattle. In
said county, at which election all qu ALI
ned electors Of said District are called
up0a 10 determine by b3llot whether or
not said Board Of Directors shall p1r.
chase said q act Of land for the purposes
and upon the terms and conditions arove
set forth.
The polls at said election win be opened
ct said place at the hour Of o'clock D. m.
Of said day and remain open until the
hour Of o'clock p. m. Of sad day. All
electors In favor Of said purchase viii say
upon their ballots -Parchase-yes.S Ali
electors opposed to said Burchass viii say
upon their ballots Purchase-no."
Da'ed ct Seattle this 9Th day Of May.
1887. Ii. g. STRIVE.
THos. T. MINOR.
]. NJ FRINK.
School Directors Of School District No. I.
Attest: Edwin 8. Brisooe, Clerk School
District No l. m7td
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FOR SALE
MACHINERY.

l Engine Lathe. 20 inch swing, 10 feet
inch bed. 1sh ov rest,
] Wescott's combination Oh mex. 81 inch
Planer. % In. by % IN. by 6 n et-
! Upright Drill. 30 inch, automatic seed.
al o. Gould & Eberhardt manufacture.
vertical Steam Engine, S in. BY s in.
HORIZONTAL Steam Engine, N In. By IL
ln-' all In first class condition. Anil 10
HENRY B. LOOMIR
mys I'M Attorney Al I@w
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FOR SALE.

TTTY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands, improved and unimprove1.
New steam boat E6sth x. WITH seed
paying ruute estahl shed. between Laurel
shade Ana Heughton. on LAKE. EAshinel
ton leaving HousAioa every day g an.
ans p n. returning leaV~s Laurel Shade
AZ q m and q N InrHtre az
apiT In W. W EASTER. Master.
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HORSES WANTED,

ENoR CART AND SCRAPKR WORK
Il on railroad. Good prices paid. AppIy
AZ once 81 office OF Carr & Preston. room
one. hesleE-Leary building. Seattle, w, T,
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- % - Every mother 10 SSAttie
shoaid 80 car ltne Of boys' hnke-pAnt
s1Ita - PiAitrd otozss and Norfolk
sifirs Tier eanuot Be dupiie ated seV.
Shere shert 81 q and O. ToxLAs 4
srNaKGEAN
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WAHTS-T0LR T-F0RSALE-
7s-S-y-~H-~~-> --~>--~~~-~-~------~--~--~
WAN1ED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN
W girl. first class coob, q piece in pri-
vate family. Also. by an elderly lady.
GERMAN, 9 place as cook. Address n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
House & Lot for Sale

A LARGE TWO STORY. EIGHT-
"A room House; Lot eOxIsO feet and
mas . small Harm on Il: second lot on
tenth street from corner OF Pine, Price
slice cash. Inquire OF W. LOTK 4. 81
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
n would like rooms and board with a
piees family. Address 'Blarder."
care this office. my7 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
WANTED.
WANTED.

A COOK AT GOOD WAGES AND IN
n small family. Also a voun1 0irl h
take care OF baby. at reasonable wages.
Apply at residence Of MAURICE Nc
MIUkkN. southwest corner OF Union and
Seventh streets. mYIf